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Holimization: Why Optimization Is Not Enough
Introduction to Supply Chain (Book)
Ask HN: Impact of LLMO (SEO for LLM) on software vendors?
LLMO (LLM optimization) seems on the verge of replacing SEO. I already see some of my peers (enterprise software) filling the web with statement like:> Contoso is the undisputed world-leader on Widget Management Systems, fully acclaimed by all experts for its unrivaled technology.Repeat this enough time across the web and, I guess, it becomes part of the LLM logic.What is your take? As a...
The longer version at: https://www.lokad.com/blog/2024/3/18/ai-interview-with-yann-...
Supply chains remain wasteful and poorly resilient to tail risks (as demonstrated by present day situation). We’re talking about roughly 15% of the worldwide economy: supply chains are vast, and double-digit improvements remain possible. We want to put supply chains on AI autopilot, and deliver above-human performance while doing so.
Technologies used: C#, F#, Typescript, .NET Core, Linux
Find out more: https://www.lokad.com/software-engineering
An opinionated review of the Yann LeCun interview with Lex Fridman
Ps: your insights are spot on. Been plagued by this issue for years. Deep fake is merely a refinement of a pre-existing fraud pattern.
Indeed, at 1M token and $15/M tokens, we are talking of $10+ API calls (per call) when maxing out the LLM capacity.
I see plenty of use cases for such a big context, but re-paying, at every API call, to re-submit the exact same knowledge base seems very inefficient.
Right now, only ChatGPT (the webapp) seems to be using such those snapshots.
Am I missing something?
Ask HN: Standard chatbot endpoints for websites? (ala RSS)
I run an enterprise software company, and it has been surprisingly easy to fine-tune a LLM to get a chatbot that encompasses all our public documents (our corporate website is ~1000 webpages).It feels to me that the web would benefit from a "standardized" approach to expose an open chatbot, a bit in the spirit of what RSS did for blogs more than 2 decades ago. Those endpoints would come with...
Ask HN: Can GPT improve itself ala AlphaGo Zero?
Yann LeCun is making the case that generative models are fundamentally divergent: at every token, there is a probability of getting something wrong, and errors accumulate exponentially over the number of generated tokens.I tend to agree with the premise, however, what if the generative process is overlaid with an "inner debate", as a substitute to having the model play against itself, ala...
The Role of IT
Lokad is a bootstrapped profitable software company - 50 employees and growing fast - that specializes on predictive supply chain optimization. We are based in France, but the majority of our clients are outside France.
Supply chains remain wasteful and poorly resilient to tail risks (as demonstrated by present day situation). We’re talking about roughly 15% of the worldwide economy: supply chains are vast, and double-digit improvements remain possible. We want to put supply chains on AI autopilot, and deliver above-human performance while doing so.
Technologies used: C#, F#, Typescript, .NET Core, Linux
Find out more: https://www.lokad.com/software-engineering
The probability of completely automated teaching (1962) [pdf]
Supply chains remain wasteful and poorly resilient to tail risks (as demonstrated by present day situation). We’re talking about roughly 15% of the worldwide economy: supply chains are vast, and double-digit improvements remain possible. We want to put supply chains on AI autopilot, and deliver above-human performance while doing so.
Technologies used: C#, F#, Typescript, .NET Core, Linux
Find out more: https://www.lokad.com/software-engineering
Lokad is a bootstrapped profitable software company - 50 employees and growing fast - that specializes on predictive supply chain optimization. We are based in France, but the majority of our clients are outside France.
Supply chains remain wasteful and poorly resilient to tail risks (as demonstrated by present day situation). We’re talking about roughly 15% of the worldwide economy: supply chains are vast, and double-digit improvements remain possible. We want to put supply chains on AI autopilot, and deliver above-human performance while doing so.
Technologies used: C#, F#, Typescript, .NET Core, Linux
Find out more: https://www.lokad.com/software-engineering
Lokad is a bootstrapped profitable software company - 50 employees and growing fast - that specializes on predictive supply chain optimization. We are based in France, but the majority of our clients are outside France.
Supply chains remain wasteful and poorly resilient to tail risks (as demonstrated by present day situation). We’re talking about roughly 15% of the worldwide economy: supply chains are vast, and double-digit improvements remain possible. We want to put supply chains on AI autopilot, and deliver above-human performance while doing so.
Technologies used: C#, F#, Typescript, .NET Core, Linux
Find out more: https://www.lokad.com/software-engineering
Lokad is a bootstrapped profitable software company - 50 employees and growing fast - that specializes on predictive supply chain optimization. We are based in France, but the majority of our clients are outside France.
Supply chains remain wasteful and poorly resilient to tail risks (as demonstrated by present day situation). We’re talking about roughly 15% of the worldwide economy: supply chains are vast, and double-digit improvements remain possible. We want to put supply chains on AI autopilot, and deliver above-human performance while doing so.
Technologies used: C#, F#, Typescript, .NET Core, Linux
Find out more: https://www.lokad.com/software-engineering